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/****************************************************************************
**
** Copyright (C) 2013 Digia Plc and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
** Contact: http://www.qt-project.org/legal
**
** This file is part of the Qt Quick Layouts module of the Qt Toolkit.
**
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****************************************************************************/
#include "qquickitem.h"
#include "qquickgridlayoutengine_p.h"
#include "qquicklayout_p.h"
/*!
\internal
Note: Can potentially return the attached QQuickLayoutAttached object through \a attachedInfo.
It is like this is because it enables it to be reused.
*/
void QQuickGridLayoutItem::effectiveSizeHints_helper(QQuickItem *item, QSizeF *cachedSizeHints, QQuickLayoutAttached **attachedInfo, bool useFallbackToWidthOrHeight)
{
QQuickLayoutAttached *info = attachedLayoutObject(item, false);
// First, retrieve the user-specified hints from the attached "Layout." properties
if (info) {
struct Getters {
SizeGetter call[NSizes];
};
static Getters horGetters = {
{&QQuickLayoutAttached::minimumWidth, &QQuickLayoutAttached::preferredWidth, &QQuickLayoutAttached::maximumWidth},
};
static Getters verGetters = {
{&QQuickLayoutAttached::minimumHeight, &QQuickLayoutAttached::preferredHeight, &QQuickLayoutAttached::maximumHeight}
};
for (int i = 0; i < NSizes; ++i) {
SizeGetter getter = horGetters.call[i];
Q_ASSERT(getter);
cachedSizeHints[i].setWidth((info->*getter)());
getter = verGetters.call[i];
Q_ASSERT(getter);
cachedSizeHints[i].setHeight((info->*getter)());
}
} else {
for (int i = 0; i < NSizes; ++i)
cachedSizeHints[i] = QSize();
}
cachedSizeHints[Qt::MinimumDescent] = QSize(); //### FIXME when baseline support is added
QSizeF &minS = cachedSizeHints[Qt::MinimumSize];
QSizeF &prefS = cachedSizeHints[Qt::PreferredSize];
QSizeF &maxS = cachedSizeHints[Qt::MaximumSize];
QSizeF &descentS = cachedSizeHints[Qt::MinimumDescent];
// For instance, will normalize the following user-set hints
// from: [10, 5, 60]
// to: [10, 10, 60]
normalizeHints(minS.rwidth(), prefS.rwidth(), maxS.rwidth(), descentS.rwidth());
normalizeHints(minS.rheight(), prefS.rheight(), maxS.rheight(), descentS.rheight());
/*
The following table illustrates the preference of the properties used for measuring layout
items. If present, the USER properties will be preferred. If USER properties are not present,
the HINT 1 properties will be preferred. Finally, the HINT 2 properties will be used as an
ultimate fallback.
| USER | HINT 1 | HINT 2
-----+--------------------------------+-------------------+-------
MIN | Layout.minimumWidth | | 0
PREF | Layout.preferredWidth | implicitWidth | width
MAX | Layout.maximumWidth | | 1000000000 (-1)
-----+--------------------------------+-------------------+--------
Fixed | Layout.fillWidth | Expanding if layout, Fixed if item |
*/
//--- GATHER MINIMUM SIZE HINTS ---
// They are always 0
//--- GATHER PREFERRED SIZE HINTS ---
// First, from implicitWidth/Height
qreal &prefWidth = prefS.rwidth();
qreal &prefHeight = prefS.rheight();
if (prefWidth < 0 && item->implicitWidth() > 0)
prefWidth = item->implicitWidth();
if (prefHeight < 0 && item->implicitHeight() > 0)
prefHeight = item->implicitHeight();
// If that fails, make an ultimate fallback to width/height
if (!info && (prefWidth < 0 || prefHeight < 0))
info = attachedLayoutObject(item);
if (useFallbackToWidthOrHeight && info) {
/* This block is a bit hacky, but if we want to support using width/height
as preferred size hints in layouts, (which we think most people expect),
we only want to use the initial width.
This is because the width will change due to layout rearrangement, and the preferred
width should return the same value, regardless of the current width.
We therefore store the width in the Layout.preferredWidth attached property.
Since the layout listens to changes of Layout.preferredWidth, (it will
basically cause an invalidation of the layout, we have to disable that
notification while we set the preferred width.
Only use this fallback the first time the size hint is queried. Otherwise, we might
end up picking a width that is different than what was specified in the QML.
*/
const bool was = info->setChangesNotificationEnabled(false);
if (prefWidth < 0) {
prefWidth = item->width();
info->setPreferredWidth(prefWidth);
}
if (prefHeight < 0) {
prefHeight = item->height();
info->setPreferredHeight(prefHeight);
}
info->setChangesNotificationEnabled(was);
}
//--- GATHER MAXIMUM SIZE HINTS ---
// They are always q_declarativeLayoutMaxSize
combineHints(cachedSizeHints[Qt::MaximumSize].rwidth(), q_declarativeLayoutMaxSize);
combineHints(cachedSizeHints[Qt::MaximumSize].rheight(), q_declarativeLayoutMaxSize);
//--- GATHER DESCENT
// ### Not implemented
// Normalize again after the implicit hints have been gathered
expandSize(minS, QSizeF(0,0));
boundSize(minS, maxS);
expandSize(prefS, minS);
boundSize(prefS, maxS);
if (attachedInfo)
*attachedInfo = info;
}
/*!
\internal
Assumes \a info is set (if the object has an attached property)
*/
QLayoutPolicy::Policy QQuickGridLayoutItem::effectiveSizePolicy_helper(QQuickItem *item, Qt::Orientation orientation, QQuickLayoutAttached *info)
{
bool fillExtent = false;
bool isSet = false;
if (info) {
if (orientation == Qt::Horizontal) {
isSet = info->isFillWidthSet();
if (isSet) fillExtent = info->fillWidth();
} else {
isSet = info->isFillHeightSet();
if (isSet) fillExtent = info->fillHeight();
}
}
if (!isSet && qobject_cast<QQuickLayout*>(item))
fillExtent = true;
return fillExtent ? QLayoutPolicy::Preferred : QLayoutPolicy::Fixed;
}
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